Slept On

In 2016, Mississippi native Tori Bowie stood on the Olympic podium in Rio as a gold medal was draped over her neck. Seven years later, she was found alone in her Florida home, 8 months pregnant, emaciated, dead.

From a sharecropper’s daughter to Delta State superstar, Olympic silver medalist, and Hall of Fame inductee, Lusia Harris remains Mississippi’s “Queen of Basketball." Tune in to listen to Corinne and Isaiah dive into her story.

This weeks episode of Slept On covers Aspen Wesley. From Philadelphia, Mississippi, Aspen Wesley has grown into one of the state’s most accomplished softball pitchers. Wesley is a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and grew up in the Pearl River Community on the Choctaw Indian reservation.

Saints Linebacker Demario Davis hasn’t forgotten Mississippi. Check out this week's Slept On episode where Corinne and Isaiah dive into the amazing things Demario Davis has been doing on and off the field.

It’s a New Year's edition of Slept On as Corinne and Isaiah break down the story of Cool Papa Bell, the fastest man to ever play baseball. The Starkville, Mississippi native spent 17 formative years in the 'sip before a two-decade professional baseball career. Listen to learn more!

This week, Corinne and Isaiah turn up the heat with Inferno, a special episode featuring Quay Burnett, athletic trainer at The W. Quay pulls back the curtain on life in the training room—from late-night rehabs to keeping athletes locked in through every high-intensity season. They dig into the science, the grind, and the stories you never hear from the sidelines.

The duo is back with another episode of 'Slept On", this week covering Mississippi's hottest story- Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss. The drama filled story is all unraveled this epsiode, so do not miss out!

Corinne flies solo on this episode of holiday fare full of thankfulness and anticipation. While also teasing a major drop next week, Corinne expresses her gratitude for the season's best games, programs and matchups. If you're kicking off the holiday season with Mississippi sports, consider this your warm-up.

Corinne and Isaiah break down the hype of junior college soccer in Mississippi as Northwest Mississippi Community College pushes towards their second national championship runs. They spotlight the intensity, the standouts, and the JUCO grit that makes these programs impossible to ignore. If you’re sleeping on Mississippi JUCO soccer, this episode is your wake-up call.

On this episode of Slept On with Corinne and Isaiah, the crew shifts gears to the fast lane — spotlighting Mississippi’s own NASCAR legend, Lake Speed. From his roots in Jackson to competing against icons like Dale Earnhardt, Speed carved out a career defined by grit, faith, and Southern pride. Corinne and Isaiah dig into how a Mississippi kid made it on the national racing stage, why his story often flies under the radar, and what his legacy means for motorsports in the South today.

In this special live-reaction episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah are watching the SEC semifinals as Mississippi State battles it out against LSU on the soccer field. The duo gives their unfiltered, real-time takes on the match. In between whistles, they also dive into some Mississippi State football talk and highlight the Dawgs first win since 2023.

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah uncover a side of civil rights icon Medgar Evers that rarely gets talked about — his time as a football player at Alcorn State University. Before he became a national figure in the fight for justice, Evers was a student-athlete who brought grit, leadership, and determination to the gridiron. The hosts explore how his experiences on the field shaped his resilience of it, and how Alcorn’s athletic history ties into a broader story of strength, identity, and legacy in Mississippi.

In this episode, Corinne and Isaiah dive into the world of JXN Roller Derby — a team that’s been rolling strong in Jackson, Mississippi, since 2007. Joined by team member Sara “Scrammin” and Maria "BattleScar Hiptastica," they talk about how roller derby has evolved from its wild, staged past into a sport built on community, resilience, and inclusivity.

Corinne and Isaiah present their first-ever “The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far” segment! This week, they’re joined by Rebecca Walters, a standout women’s basketball player from Blue Mountain Christian, along with her mom and dad, for a special family edition. They dive into Rebecca’s journey on and off the court, how family shaped her love for the game, and the stories that make her who she is today. It’s laughter, legacy, and lessons — all in one heartfelt episode you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isiah take a look back at Deion Sanders’ impact as head coach at Jackson State. From putting HBCU football in the national spotlight to the culture shift he sparked on and off the field, they break down what “Coach Prime” really meant to JSU and the legacy he left behind.

This week's episode dives into the Mississippi-born boxer, Ernie Terrell. Terrell grew up in segregated Inverness, Mississippi, during his formative years and went on to become one of the most famous boxers. Listen to hear about his story from start to finish only on Slept On.

In this week's episode, Corinne and Isaiah round up the most 'slept on' story from every category of college athletics. From SEC, HBCU, JC, and College, the pair covers it all! Give it a listen.

You’ve heard of legends on the court—but what about the board? In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah shine a spotlight on a true Southern icon: Charles Walker, the undisputed Mississippi Checkers legend. From front-porch showdowns to statewide fame, Walker’s story is one of quiet mastery, resilience, and a game that defined a generation. Why isn’t he a household name? Let’s talk about it.

This week’s episode is special. The Slept On hosts sit down with Justin LeBlanc, Athletic Director at Millsaps College, for an exclusive conversation you won’t want to miss. From building a winning culture as a coach to the joys of being an athletic director, LeBlanc shares his journey, leadership, and what it takes to run a successful Division 3 program. Whether you're an athlete, coach, or just love the game—this one’s for you.

In this week's episode, Isaiah and Corinne dive into Jackson State, Grambling State and the Epic Upset that Desegregated Veterans Memorial Stadium!

Everybody knows the movie 'The Blind Side'... but did you know that the movie does not match reality? Uncover the true story of Michael Oher, his lawsuit against the Tuohys, and more on Slept On!

Hosts Corinne and Isaiah dive into the Dixie National Rodeo, the largest rodeo east of the Mississippi. Hosted in the Magnolia State's capital, learn about this huge sporting event in this week's episode!

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah shine a light on one of the NBA’s biggest stars with roots that often go overlooked — Devin Booker. That’s right, the All-Star guard has deep Mississippi ties, and the duo breaks down what that means, why it’s rarely talked about, and how it connects to the larger conversation about talent coming out of the Magnolia State. Tap in as they give Mississippi its flowers and explore how Booker's Mississippi ties.

Join Corinne and Isaiah on this weeks episode of Slept On.The pair take a deep dive into the complex and often overlooked history of football in the SEC. Why did this region—steeped in tradition, rivalry, and intense loyalty—become the heartbeat of American college football? Whether you're a die-hard fan or just wondering why Saturdays in the South feel like Sundays everywhere else, this episode breaks down how the SEC became the football conference—and why it's anything but Slept On.

In this weeks episode of 'Slept On', Corinne and Isaiah dive into the infamous question: why doesn't the South play soccer? The historical and cultural answer may blow your mind, so give this weeks episode a listen and tune in.https://web.descript.com/dfa68fb5-8060-4dcc-9dcd-673548e9e407/205de?kind=video_project&lite=false

Join Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson on this week's episode of Slept On, brought to you by Inferno.ms. The two dive into the history of Mississippi's famous and resilient Native American tribe, the Choctaw. Learn about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the history of this complicated sport- stickball.Links:https://web.descript.com/8979ef30-8a31-4398-bb34-22d6d061aa01?kind=video_project&lite=falsehttps://web.descript.com/16f79547-96d0-4406-97d4-8582f65d601a/e2c1f?kind=video_project&lite=false

Join Corinne and Isaiah in another episode of Slept On where they welcome a very special guest, Tommy Pope. Corinne, Isaiah, and Tommy dive into the world of E-Sports and everything that comes with it. Tommy shares his experience at the college level as a Mississippi State E-Sports team captain, leading his team to tournaments in Wisconsin, battles against Ole Miss, and more!

Hosts Corinne Ellington and Isiah Wilson bring the heat in this special Slept On episode, diving into a lively round of Mississippi sports trivia. From legendary athletes to iconic college moments, it’s a fun, fast-paced showdown full of surprises, laughs, and a little friendly competition. Think you know Mississippi sports? You might just be Slept On.

In this inspiring episode, Corinne and Isaiah dive deep into the remarkable football journey of Stevie Moody—a man who never dreamed of playing the game but ended up carving out a legendary path that led to the Pearl River Community College Athletics Hall of Fame. Meet the icon Stevie Moody!

Corinne and Isaiah are back for another episode of Slept On, diving deep into the ever-evolving landscapes of Mississippi State and Ole Miss athletics. This week, they break down the latest moves and momentum behind both programs, from coaching changes to standout players. On the baseball side, they highlight Mississippi State's new coach. For football, they analyze recruiting wins, quarterback battles, and which team might be gearing up for a breakthrough season. Whether you're a Bulldog, Rebel, or love good sports talk, this episode brings the heat from the heart of the South.

In the latest episode of the Slept On podcast, hosts Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson pay tribute to Rick Collier, the longtime head baseball coach at Itawamba Community College (ICC), who recently announced his retirement after 23 years at the helm. The hosts also reflect on the broader implications of Collier’s retirement, discussing how his departure marks the end of an era for ICC and the local community. They highlight the importance of recognizing and celebrating the contributions of coaches who achieve competitive success and enrich the lives of their players and the community.

This week, Corinne and Isaiah explore Mississippi's newest sports entertainment—the Mississippi Mud Monsters! Going outside of their usual college coverage, the pair dive into the state's baseball team and give an inside scoop, as Isaiah just went to his first game!

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah turn their spotlight on a true giant in Mississippi college sports—one who rarely gets his flowers outside the local headlines. We’re talking about Bobby Halford, the longtime head coach of William Carey University baseball, who recently broke the Mississippi college baseball win record. With over four decades at the helm, Halford has built more than just a winning program—he’s created a legacy of consistency, community, and dominance.

This week on Slept On, Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson shine a spotlight on the Mississippi college athletes whose names were called in the recent NFL Draft. From small programs to powerhouse performances that flew under the national radar, they break down the journeys, stats, and stories of players who proved the critics wrong. Tune in for insightful analysis, hometown pride, and the recognition these athletes deserve. Mississippi’s got talent — and we’re here to make sure it doesn’t get slept on.

This week on Slept On, host Corinne Ellington dives into the often-overlooked world of college baseball and softball, shining a light on the excitement, talent, and drama that deserves way more love. From Mississippi State’s powerhouse SEC programs to standout moments across the broader college baseball scene, Corinne breaks it all down with sharp insights and a whole lot of passion. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into the game, this episode covers all the bases—literally.

In this episode of Slept On, hosts Isaiah Wilson and Corinne Ellington take you deep into the heart of Mississippi's baseball scene—where passion runs deep and talent often flies under the radar. From the powerhouse programs at Mississippi State and Ole Miss to the pride and promise of Alcorn State and Southern Miss, Isaiah and Corinne break down what makes each team unique, where they're headed this season, and the players you need to be watching.

Welcome to Slept On, the podcast where hosts Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson dive deep into the world of Mississippi athletics at every level. In today’s episode, we’re taking you on a trip down memory lane to uncover one of the most historic moments in women's college basketball. We’re talking about the game where Mississippi State ended UConn’s 111-game winning streak in the NCAA Tournament—a stunning upset that shocked the sports world. Join Corinne and Isaiah as they break down the significance of this monumental achievement, tying it into the current March Madness events. You don’t want to miss this journey into Mississippi's rich athletic legacy!

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah dive headfirst into the madness of March! With both Mississippi SEC teams making their way into the tournament, the duo breaks down their tournament graphics, debates the biggest sleeper teams, and reveals their picks for who’s cutting down the nets. Will their predictions hold up, or are upsets on the horizon? Tune in for all the hot takes, underdog hype, and a little friendly bracket competition!

In this week's episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah uncover the powerful story of "The Game of Change" — a historic 1963 basketball game between Loyola University Chicago and Mississippi State University. In a time of racial segregation, Mississippi State defied government orders to secretly send their all-white team to play against Loyola’s all-Black team. This game would become a pivotal moment in college basketball and the Civil Rights Movement. Tune in as they explore how this courageous match changed the game forever.

In today’s episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah take a deep dive into the world of Mississippi basketball as the season winds down. They focus on one standout player from a lesser-known conference—an underrated talent who deserves more recognition. From analyzing his impressive stats to exploring his journey, hometown, and backstory, they uncover what makes him a hidden gem in the sport. Tune in as they break down his game, discuss his potential, and shine a light on yet another athlete flying under the radar.

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah celebrate Black History Month and dive into the inspiring journey of Joan Mulholland, a young white woman who became a fierce ally in the Civil Rights Movement. Born in 1941, Joan’s path took her from the halls of Duke University to the heart of the movement at Tougaloo College in Mississippi, where she worked alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other key activists. From participating in Freedom Rides to becoming the first white woman to join the prestigious Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Joan’s courage and commitment to racial justice broke boundaries and defied expectations, with the majority of her fight being in Mississippi. We explore her pivotal role in the fight for equality and how her story continues to inspire activism today.

In this episode of Slept On, Corinne and Isaiah are taking a deep dive into the world of college swimming and diving. From the scoring to the schedules, the duo is breaking down what it really takes to compete at the collegiate level. Whether you're a future recruit, a fan, or just curious about the sport, Slept On has got you covered with insider insights and banter for everyone!

On this week's episode of Slept On, we celebrate National Women in Sports Day by diving into our personal Top 10 standout athletes! Hosts Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson break down their picks, highlighting the incredible talent and achievements of athletes who have left a lasting impact in Mississippi sports. Tune in for a special episode full of powerful stories and plenty of inspiration!

In this episode, Isaiah and Corinne shine a spotlight on A.J. Brown, one of Mississippi’s most gifted football players. Discover the connection this NFL star has to Mississippi, from his high school days at Starkville to his remarkable career at Ole Miss and rapid ascent in the NFL. The duo also dives into the resurgence of Mississippi’s own Josh Hubbard as he breaks records and finds his rhythm again in men’s basketball. Tune in for an exciting mix of football and hoops, Mississippi style!

In this episode of Slept On, hosts Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson dive into the heart of Mississippi’s sports scene with their electrifying experience at the Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State rivalry basketball game. The duo also offers a fresh perspective on the drama of the College Football Championship and gives their predictions for the upcoming Super Bowl. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just into the stories behind the games, this episode is packed with insights, commentary, and plenty of hometown pride.

Welcome back to Slept On! In today’s episode, we’re bringing you something special—Mississippi’s Top 10 Sports Stories of 2024, but with a twist. Host Isaiah Wilson will rank each story blind, meaning he won’t know what’s coming up next. No prep, no bias—just pure, spontaneous reactions as he places each story in order of importance, impact, and excitement. From SEC showdowns to HBCU highlights and everything in between, tune in for unpredictable rankings and some over-the-top analysis you won’t hear anywhere else. Get ready for a rollercoaster of surprises, insights, and fun!

This week, Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson are finishing their investigation into one of Mississippi’s most underreported sports stories: the sudden and controversial cancellation of Mississippi College’s football program.It is a story filled with twists, secrets, and voices that have been unheard until now. For the first time, we’ll hear from Ben Pledger, a former Mississippi College football player who was heavily affected when the program was abruptly cut. Alongside him, his father, Matt Pledger, shares the personal toll this decision took on their family and Mississippi College’s community.

This week, Corinne Ellington and Isaiah Wilson are delving into one of Mississippi’s most underreported sports stories: the sudden and controversial cancellation of Mississippi College’s football program.It is a story filled with twists, secrets, and voices that have been unheard until now. For the first time, we’ll hear from Ben Pledger, a former Mississippi College football player who was heavily affected when the program was abruptly cut. Alongside him, his father, Matt Pledger, shares the personal toll this decision took on their family and Mississippi College’s community.

Join Corinne and Isaiah as they dig deep into the hidden gems of college soccer across Mississippi, uncovering stories from the field that you won’t hear elsewhere. From unexpected rivalries to underdog triumphs, these two bring a mix of wit, humor, and a passion for the game. Whether you're a soccer fanatic or just in it for the laughs, you’ll leave this episode with a new appreciation for the beautiful game—and the characters who play it. Tune in for an entertaining ride through Mississippi’s soccer scene!

In this fiery episode, Corinne and Isaiah dive into Mississippi State and Ole Miss athletics. They explore the competition that defines these SEC teams and bring you behind-the-scenes stories, unforgettable moments, and a few laughs along the way. Whether you bleed maroon and white or red and blue, this episode has something for every sports fan.